Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-03-15
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
GRASp.-Miss Fortsscue Thursday even
ing, March Il.
LOCAL 6REvITIeS.

Mr., r. McSmith. of the c. b. & Q. railroad
is in the city.
Mr.. George Spence was in Xenia yester-
day on legal business.
Mr.. John Wren left last night for New
York, via the Bee Line.
Mr.. C. r. Crane and wife left yesterday
afternoon for Chicago.
Mr.. NJ NJ. Defrees. chief engineer Of the
1. B. & W., is in the city.
WI. Orr, esq. and Detective Danto' of
Xenia, were in town last night.
Hon. John W. Bookwalter went to Cir-
cinnati this morning, on business
To Mr.. and Mrs. John r. kayeney' OF
York street. boy, this morning.
Miss Lillian Kelly has returned from a
visit to her friend. Miss Clark. in Dayton.
CAPTAIN ID. c. Putnam and wife went to
yenia last evening. on brief visit TO the
Orphans home there.
W. C. Armstrong. George X. Coles, b. +.
Fowler and George A. Warder, of this city,
all passed Sunday in Dayton.
Miss Rachael Allerton. now housekeeper
at the State Industrial school, at Adriah'
Michigan. is here for a vacacion of two
weeks.
You are invited to hear Mcdonald
tonight at the Christian church on High
street. on the subject Of the seraphlm. All
invited.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Clarke, of Lagonda
plantation, Louisiana, arrived in the city
this morning, and are stopping at the La
gondA house.
| The ladies of the Christian church on
High street, invite generous patronage AT
their social on Thursday night Supper
will be served.
Mr.. Ross Mitchell and wife left yester-
day afternoon. via the Pan Handle ror
Washington, where Mr.. Mitchell will again
have his eyes treated.
| The Friendly Sons of St. Patrick VIII
meet at St Raphael hall this evening at
o'clock, to make arrangements for parade
BY order of chairman.
Mechanicsburg is organizing company
| to bore for natural gas. Papers for SUD
scription to the capital stock were started
Saturday and over $500 subscribed.
MIR. Will Armstrong. of Springfield. and
Miss Julia Cooney. of Franklin. were the
guests of Miss Lizzie Cooney, of east Fifth
street, Sunday.-Dayton Herald.
Mr.. Lou Darby's many friends will be
glad to learn of his return to the city. after
a long absence. He will hereafter be found
AT Paynter & Co.'s Market street store.
Miss Bessie G. Clarke, the little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Clarke, of Mitchell
block, will celebrate her eighth birthday
Friday by children's party. from 2 to q.
One of the most enjoyable affairs in con-
Inection with St. Patrick's Day, will be tht
dance given in the evening by the Oriols
club. at their hall, 1861 West Main street
Mr.. Leslie Farr, of west High street, wa:
run over by the hosemen at the hre las
night and rudely trampled into the dus
and mud. He was only seriously hur
about the clothes.
Mrs. John L. Norris and Mrs. Newtor
Johnson, of Akron, formerly Miss Hespe
Reifsnider, of this city left today for st
Louis, Mo-, to visit Mrs. Hoyt, formerl.
Miss Ida Reifsnider.
. Detective John T. Norris accompanied b.
! his wife and Mrs. Newt. Johnston. left thi
afternoon, via the Pan Handle. for St
, Louis, where the ladies go to visit Mrs. Id
Hoyt. and John T. on business.
. Mrs. Fannie c. Allen, said to be mos
brilliant and accomplished lecturer, vii
, lecture at Blacks opera house on the even
: ing of March 81 for the benefit of loca
assembly of the Knights OF Labor. lie
subject will be The Causes of Organiza
tion.p Admission: Ladies, Is cents; gen
tlemen. % cents.
The ladies Of the Congregational churcl
will give old-time suprers in the Sunda,
school rooms. Thursday and Friday even
| inys of the present week, from half-pas
2 five to about eight o'clock, so that busines
men and others can take their suppers wit
, them. instead of going home, and they cal
: invite their families to meet them at tn
church and take supper with them. TIL
ladies will also take orders for photograph
of Rev. and Mrs. Warren. All the pro
ceeds are to 60 into the new church fund
Hil!sboro. o.. has decided by big ma
joriiy to close up the liquor shops.